Residence Chatillon

Residence Chatillon

108 Avenue du General Leclerc, Paris, Ile-de-France, 75014, France

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Best of Paris & Safe Places

by atifjan

Hi.
Will be in Paris for a few hours. What are the MUST SEE places i can visit, and that too wont cost a fortune.
And among the following which are safe hotels to stay overnight
1. Baunier at Brune Blvd 14e
2. Prince Albert Tour Eiffel at 15e
3. Saphir Grenelle at Rue de Alesia 14e
4. Eden at Rue de Belleville 20e
5. Les Jardins d'Alesia at Rue de Alesia 14e
6. Residence Chatillon at Avenue de Merine 14e
7. Kyriad Brancion near Rue Brancion 15e
8. De la tour Eiffel at Rue Grenelle 7e
9. Monte Carlo at Rue La Fayette 9e
10. De l'Exposition at Blvd de Magenta 10e
Thanks.

RE: Best of Paris & Safe Places

by meheu

I can recommend you to go to the Hotel Jardins D'Alesia, it is a great hotel, clean and nice, newly renovated last year. The area is safe, Alesia is a great place where you will find some shops, it is quite near Montparnasse and all the cinemas and theatres.Peolple at the hotel are really nice and helpfull. Sin contest, I would go to the Hotel Jardins D'Alesia, and prices are reasonables.ENjoy Paris

RE: Best of Paris & Safe Places

by la_vish

r these 14e.. 15e.. 20e.. (at the end of each line)

prices in euros of hotels or what ???

RE: RE: Best of Paris & Safe Places

by atifjan

Nah these are areas in paris divided into 21 or 22 parts, called arrondissement. This is what i learnt goin through the web.

Travel Tips for Paris

visit the Eifel Tower! This...

by Cynjoechris

visit the Eifel Tower! This magnificent structure is unbelievably beautiful. There is a very nice restarunt inside the tower with awsome views! You can choose to climb up to the top from the middle level or take the elevator. My husband and six year old son opted to climb and said it was fantastic but very windy. The top level is incased with a mesh type wall so those of you who are afraid of heights need not worry. All in all the experience is truly an unforgetable one. Thiis would have to be the Eifel Tower and the River Sien at night.

Paris is a city meant to be...

by jgemini65

Paris is a city meant to be explored! Every block reveals another wonderful site...I would find myself in awe over an old apartment building, the shear expanse of it all! What a fabulous city! It is kind of 'the city' of all cities! Les Invalides is a monumental structure...who wouldn't be awestruck! Or maybe I have a Napoleon complex!!! The people are really great...some say arrogant...I say confident! My daughter and I were trying to find an ATM... a shop owner closed his shop with customers inside to walk us to the nearest one! Wow! Where would that ever happen!

Musée Carnavalet in the Marais

by GUYON

Go to Musée Carnavalet 23 rue de Sévigné (Métro : St Paul). Paris History Museum. 10 AM to 6:00PM except Monday.
FREE except for temporary exibits.
On the photo : the court with Louis the 14th statue. Ancient shop signs, furnitures, paintings, uniforms, models, the room of Louis the 16th in the prison of the Temple.
A sculpted stone from la Bastille. The contractor in charge of the Bastille demolition, the 'Patriot Palloy' had the idea to sculpt some stones of the construction at the image of the fortress to send them to each department in order to show the tyrany symbol was destroyed.
A small museum, very interesting.

For further illustration see my travelogue 'place des Vosges'.

3-Hour Lunches

by BeatChick

Parisians take their food VERY SERIOUSLY! It's almost like a religion. Recently they pared down their work week from 40 hours to 35 and one of the reasons, I'm certain, is to enjoy those long lingering lunches with family & friends and to get home earlier so that they can linger over their dinners as well.

When dining in a nice bistro or brasserie, especially if it's a place with a fine reputation, expect to spend at least 1-1/2 hours to 3 hours for lunch and even longer for dinner. They want you to enjoy the food, to savor, have time to digest it, drink in the surroundings, engage in discussion with people at the next table. In fact, a great many restaurants are open for only several hours for lunch, they close, then open up again later for dinner!

People who rush through a meal are looked at rather askance! Why you haven't had a chance to even taste the food! It's practically an insult to rush through a meal.

If you want something quick yet Parisian, your best bet is to go to a café (although these are great places to linger over, too). You can stop in a café, order just an omelette, or quiche, or salade, crêpe, drink a quick cafê and be off to the next musée or jardin. For even quicker (and cheaper) service, stand at the comptoir (bar). It's quick, stand-up service.

I have fond memories of Le Vieux Bistro - I had a wonderful time there, spent almost 3 hours - I will definitely go back there!

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Photo: April 2003

DIY jewellery

by mistress_moogle

Go to Les Halles and find the shop called "La Droguerie". It's a small shop where you can find beads, tweed to knit, feathers, hat pins,... everything to be made yourself. A lot of very original necklaces and other jewellery with instructions how to make them.

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